Laptop repairs
From £50
Screens, batteries, keyboards, charge ports, hinges, SSD upgrades, data recovery and machines that won't boot. Windows and Mac. Most go back out inside 48 hours.
Full price list
Ashton-under-Lyne
Laptops fixed. Cloud sorted. Websites built.
One IT company for the machine on the desk, the Microsoft 365 tenant behind it and the site out front. Free diagnosis on every repair and a price agreed before anything gets touched.
Free diagnosis
Free collection across Tameside
12-month parts warranty
Price agreed before we start
Three things we do
Most firms pick hardware or cloud. Doing both means a fault that sits between the two has nowhere to hide.
Azure services
From £595
Microsoft 365 migrations, Entra ID and MFA, Conditional Access, Intune, Azure Virtual Desktop and backup. Fixed scope, fixed price, written handover at the end.
Projects and timescales
Web services
From £395
Small sites built by hand in HTML and CSS. Quick to load, cheap to host, and the files are yours. Hosting, domains and business email sorted at the same time.
What it costs
How a job runs
Tell us what's happened
Email us or fill in the form, and we'll arrange collection — free anywhere in Tameside.
We test it properly
No guessing. You get a call with the fault, the cost, and whether it's worth doing. If it isn't, we say so and there's nothing to pay.
You get it back
Usually within 48 hours. Twelve months on parts, ninety days on labour for the same fault.
Paying for Microsoft 365 and using a fifth of it?
MFA switched off, staff signing in from personal laptops, and the only backup is whatever OneDrive happened to sync. That's most of what we walk into. It's a few weeks of work, not a few months.
Where we cover
Cloud and web work is done from here, so it doesn't matter much where you are. For anything with a screwdriver in it, this is our patch.
- Ashton-under-Lyne
- Dukinfield
- Stalybridge
- Hyde
- Denton
- Droylsden
- Audenshaw
- Mossley
- Longdendale
- Glossop
- Oldham
- East Manchester
Just outside it? Get in touch anyway — we usually still come out.